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loads of fighting in this one…still same great writing and narration…it is glorious

You spend the entire book waiting for the moment that the MC gets any sort of power to defend himself and instead, get to listen to hour after hour of him bowing to people who wronged him, or getting saved by someone else. As soon as that boy took his cultivation materials he should have..

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loved it……lol…..kinda wonder if W. Wight went through a nasty divorce before writing this. anyway just like the Cradle series this one is a keeper

The story is surprisingly great. Travis Baldree is fantastic as usual. Enjoy this. It’s a hidden treasure.

So I will admit that I wasn’t keen on this series at the beginning. It very much resembles Jim Butcher’s stories and kinda felt like fan fiction. I stuck with it because I’m a big fan of the Harry Dresden universe and I have been through that series at least three times and was missing..

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I finished the book in one day! Definitely would recommend to anyone seeking something new

I loved this trilogy (both trilogies actually), and I especially enjoyed how Will Wight concluded his story.

i was fairly disappointed in this book, as the first three were fairly good. there was always the generous and occasionally questionable use of time jumps, but this one… its like the author didnt have the interest or patience to invest in the events described or to connect the readers to the characters experiences. add..

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this one is mostly world building, but it hs it’s moments of action too. book 2 should be interesting given how book 1 ends.

I tried out this book on a whim as none of the authors I read regularly had any thing new. I was very pleasantly surprised by the story, the characters and the world building. I really enjoyed this book and plan to enjoy the rest of the series right away.